Shahar Hasson's Shocking Revelation: "I Stopped Looking at Men, I'm Looking at Threesomes"
Israeli comedy star Shahar Hasson celebrates his 50th birthday. Despite his age, the performer shows no signs of slowing down, venturing into cinema and keeping his sharp wit as biting as ever.

The man who has been leading the comedy scene in Israel for decades is celebrating half a century of endless energy, launching a new feature film, and making it clear that despite his age, he has no intention of slowing down.
It is hard to believe, but one of the turbo-engines of Israeli entertainment, Shahar Hasson, is turning 50 this week. For those used to seeing him jumping on stages with the dynamics of an 18-year-old, age is just a number, but this dramatic milestone also brings with it particularly fresh stages in his career.
Alongside busy tour schedules, Hasson is taking a significant step forward this year and entering the world of cinema with giant strides. He stars in the new comedy "Hill 338," in which he plays a lead role based on the legendary character of Sergio Constanza. This cinematic adventure proves that even at 50, Hasson does not stop looking for new and surprising challenges.
In a quick and hilarious interview he recently gave on Liel Eli's V1 program, Hasson proved that his humorous sharpness only improves. When asked about his current relationship status, he admitted honestly that he is single and "working on it," and when the question arose regarding romantic attempts and searches, he fired back as usual with a smile:
"I stopped examining men, I am only examining threesomes now."
During the conversation, he also shared nostalgic details from his past, such as his service as a firefighter in the Air Force, and showed great parental pride in his son Alon, who inherited the comedic genes and is already performing on stages himself. And one thing regarding the 50th birthday celebrations: Hasson prefers to keep things modest and intimate. His only request to his friends and fans for his birthday is quite simple — no surprise parties.





